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Chicago exanminer o ras^om price one cent ta(^s and fg^g saturday Chicago january 6 1917 saturday vol xv no 14 a m senate indorses peace note by james montague mi senator lewis m appeal for peace approval says war cannot continue without america be coming involved m hostilities wilson's appeal upheld by vote of 48 to 17 lansing's action again embarrassing second peace note is denied j washington jan s by a vote of 4s to 17 the senate to-day passed in a slightly modified form the resolution indors ing the president's action in issuing his peace note an effort by the fol lowers of senator lodge to eliiuiriat-g ,^ the president's name from the resolu tion failed the democrats in charge of the affair accepted an amendment | offered by senator jones rather than permit the debate to be dragged out endlessly by a republican filibuster then republicans voted for the pre idenfs indorsement as adopted the resolution reads resolved that the senate strong l indorses the request by the pres ident in the diplomatic note of de cember is to the nations now ea gaged in ar that those nation htatc the terms upon which peace might be discussed before amended it read senate strongly indorses note resolved that the senate ap proves and strongly indorses til action taken by the president in sending the diplomatic note of december 18 to the nations now engaged in war suggesting arid recommending that those nations state the terms upon which peaca might be discussed the difference between these two utterances will not strike the casual reader as startlingly significant but the opponents of the president ap pear to believe that they could af ford to indorse the president's re quest for peace terms when it would never do to indorse his action in sending the note opponents of motion draw fine distinction in concluding the fight for the res olution senator lewis declared hit belief that a continuance of the war is sure to involve america he also declared that by failure to stand bo hind the president senators might m convey throughout the land the idÂ»a 1 that they are under the influenca 0 i those who arc making riches out of i the war i lansing's action m again embarrassing the second development of - uation to-day was the i'residen^m embarrassment al the nnpr-ij^b^r^b which secretary lansing permitted to i go abroad yesterday that u second j peace note is about to be written â€¢ 1 it was the distinct understanding a of the reporters who talked with m the secretary of state yesterday that v such a note would be forthcoming this the president to-day denied through frank l i'olk counselor of the state department mr polk said he spoke with the president's author ity when he was aked if he would state that no second note would ba issued he responded i cannot say that it will rain to-morrow i can | only say that no note is in contem plation by the president i this is the second time since the i m suing of the first peace note thai^j secretary lansing has hÂ»*jn so ' bad check trail left by lewis by leola allaed suicide in model's dwth was here penniless says friend j | who gave him monty to go ! i east just before the tragedy : igirl tells how coal magnate's | i son deserted her in hotel : â– disappeared in east after ap-j p pointment with chicagoans bernard w lewis who killed himself when he was about to be arrested in connection with the murder of maizie colbert also known 3 grace roberts was in chi cago less than a month ago and be ' hind him he left a broadly defined trail of bad checks and borrowed r nioney clubman he was but not rich at all according to w m stewart who loaned him money and cashed his checks he was broke and even bor rowed his railroad fare back to new york when he left here december 5 stewart who with william car penter camp owns the blue goose inn a north side cafe has known lewis for twenty years he told last night how he went to new tork three weeks ago to find lewis who disappeared the day of his arrival without funds during 10 days stay here â– lewis came to Chicago in novem l ber and stayed ten days spending i most of his time but no money with â– jlr stewart he didn't have the j price of anything mr stewart said â– last night and he told camp and fete that he was buying munitions the british army â– it sounded prosperous and i maybe i was g ng to get b^l me of the money he got out now i think he was bluffing ll <- ne necessary confidence to |^ more money consul nugent in Chicago never heard of a ber mlewis deserted girl win new york hotel i a woman other than the beautiful philadelphia model has figured in hj|e life of lewis nncl it was she who hlld mr stewart r.nrt mr camp when k,<:y went to new york early in de fÃŸeniber that she tÂ»s certain lewis h insane as he had been doing jsieculiar things that were entirely im'oreign to his nature mb for instance she told them he me in a hotel and disappeared ivithout paying the bill he was j^b-uch a thoroughbred and gentleman he had never done such a thing w before and 1 couldn't understand it 1 then i noticed many other things i but neither mr camp nor mr stew & ir^^fould tell what they were ffltps woman's secret eu him as trifler k^Â»'hen asked more about the mys woman mr stewart said 1 ; tell under any clrcum jjÃŸ 1 am the only one who hl just where she is and i am jjf^bot going to tell i don't think the â– | , â– - ies know about her i re a letter from her two daya b^b^>shc thought lewis loved her 1 wf him i no 1 guess not mr stewart uncertainly i micss she knew he was a trifler and had made up b mind he wasn't much good yes k had told me about this roberts flfl but he called her colbert wk 1 don't remember much that he wright device takes danger from flying by international news service dayton 0 jan s the aero plane has been made fool proof the flying machine in the near future will be as safe as the automobile orville wright who with his brother wilbur created the first heavier-than-air machine to-day announced the invention of a new stabilizer which absolutely assures safety in air transporta tion the contrivance consists of an arrangement of electrical batteries connected with a pen dulum which swings in a liquid bath and a minor propeller lo cated directly over the pilot's head the action of the propel ler responding to the automati cally operating stabilizer serves to balance the machine the new stabilizer said mr wright leaves nothing for the aviator to do but steer the ma chine in my trial flights the stabilizer gave me a perfect bal ance did all the banking on the curves and righted the machine on every dip woman dies in auto mystery mrs richard a cavanaugh of Chicago killed in san antonio tex doctor tells of accident san ant.onio tex jan 5 â€” mrs richard a cavanaugh of 1020 ard more avenue Chicago wife of the secretary of the Illinois commercial men's association and prominent in the social life of the south shore country club is dead here as the re sult of a mysterious auto accident the death certificate attributes death to heart failure due to shock by the coroner found that she had suffered a fractured skull a cut that laid bare the chin bone and a deep cut across the nose the death certificate was signed by an osteopath dr paul m peck for merly a newspaper man of kankakee 111 who was with mrs cavanaugh when she was killed he said to-day mrs cavanaugh had gone with mrs peck and myself and a man friend to a dance at the san antonio auto mobile club we were driving home about 2 o'clock in the morning mrs cavanaugh and i were together in the tonneau and my wife and my friend were in the front seat no i don't care to mention my friend's name dies at hospital at a turn in the road the fender and top grazed a telephone pole with just force enough to loosen the top of the auto mrs cavanaugh dropped unconscious to the floor of the car i don't know what struck her we stopped within fifty feet and found that her face was cut and she was unconscious we took her to a hospital but she died in a little while where is the car dr peck was asked he refused to tell who was driving the car we have decided not to say prominent in society mr and mrs cavanaugh and their two sons l.ave spent the winter here for several years their entertain ments have been among the most at tractive cf the season mr cava naugh left san antonio only a few days ago and he is now on the way lack here to investigate his wife's death and claim the body o'donnell's sister expires suddenly anna o'donnell fifty-eight years old sister of attorney patrick h o'donnell died suddenly yesterday at her home 1102 albion avenue rogers park she had been ill of la grippe for the past week the indictment of attorney o'donnell had no bearing on her death it was stated heart trouble is said to have been the cause burglar robs g.m.reynolds visits cudahy smart set thief gets 700 while banker sleeps wife's 50,000 jewels may be gone ten detectives assigned to watch ] fashionable homes after rob ber enters the third house chicago's smart set burglar in his third job of the week got 700 worth of jewelry yesterday morning when he entered the home of george m reynolds president of the con tinental & commercial national bank he went through the banker's bed room while he slept and took his choice diamond stickpin and rings then he visited the rest of the house i including mrs reynolds apartments her personal jewels valued at | 50,000 were in her bedroom whether | he found them will not be known | until mrs reynolds returns to chi cago from panora la . where she has been visiting it is understood most j of her jewels were locked in a jewel â€¢ safe in her bedroom guarded by spiked fence the reynolds mansion at 1444 lake shoro drive is surrounded by a spiked iron fence six feet high all of the heavy gates are locked each night j and any one entering would have to j scale the fence the burglar forced open a rear window and made a leisurely journey j through the house without awaken ing either mr reynolds or the serv ants â€” three maids a butler and a footman first discovery was made in the morning by the servants mr rey nolds took personal charge of the case he telephoned captain michael evans of the bureau of identification and captain evans and his assistants made a hurried trip to the mansion with finger print apparatus dozens of prints were found in various parts of the house entered borden home the operations of the north side burglar started monday night when he entered the home of john borden 1020 lake shore drive early wednes day morning he visited the home of mrs michael cudah'y 1501 north j state street in neither place did he get anything being frightened away each time to date the burglar has outmaneu vered the city police private watch men park patrols and massive iron bars in the richest and most care fully guarded district in Chicago captain russell of the Chicago av enue police station has now assigned ten additional detectives and a num ber of extra patrolmen t patrol the neighborhood a peculiar feature of each case is that the burglar has displayed un erring familiarity with the interior of the homes and the location of diamonds and other jewelry flees cudahy home in the cudahy home he climbed through a back window and entered a bedroom occupied by a member of the family mrs cudahy last night declined to reveal the identity of the member he or she woke up and frightened the burglar away he fled down a hallway and out the front door he was not pur sued after leaving the house mrs cudahy was asleep and did not learn of the burglar's visit until the fol lowing morning every effort was made to keep it from becoming pub lic the police were not notified at the borden home the burglar went directly to the bedroom of mrs borden he had opened the door and was crouched on the threshold with in sight of her jewels valued at 25 000 on the bureau when she screamed and frightened him away john d jr to give n.y 5,000,000 park new tork jan 5 â€” john t rockefeller jr has bought the c k g billings hays and sheafer estates about fifty-seven acres valued at 5,000,000 on upper riverside drive the property eventually will be given to the city for a park austria and montenegro in peace parley 4 msterdam jan 5.â€”a dis Â« patch to the rheinische westphalische zeitung of essen from berlin states negotiations are proceeding at lucerne between representatives of austria-hun gary and montenegro germany also being represented with a view to the creation of a new south slavonic state under aus tro-hungarian protection prince mirko of montenegro it is added will be the ruler of the new state joliet prison convicts save penitentiary from flames starting supposedly from spontaneous combustion the entire Illinois state penitenti ary at joliet in which more than 1,700 convicts are houied was saved from destruction by ii'e last night only by a desperate and spectacular struggle two chair factories with all their stores of material wove burned with a loss of 50,000 and half a dozen times the flames caught the building in which are two oth<Â»r finishing fac tories with stores of naphtha and oils and piles of furniture convicts beg to ai1 seventeen hundred convicts in their cells watched the glare of the flames sniffed at the smoke and rattled the doors of their cells begging their guards to let them out to help fight the fire warden zimmer gives credit to the prison fire department made up of trusty convicts for saving the whole institution they're the boys who did the big work said the warden they had seven streams going in almost no time lists his honor men the warden displayed the roll of his honor men who rendered service they are howell h hamilton w hamilton hines kuta thompson altenrath higgins mitchell bernhardt morse mayer ravinia graves walker keating ellis raush myers ahern and mckevitt night captain roy carlton su perintendent chauncey robinson and turnkey frank sullivan saw the fire about the same time they gave the alarm the prison brigade flew to its post while the joliet department was called out the damage is confined entirely to factories nos 1 and 2 and their machinery one wall fell last night and the other will be razed to-day helen keller gives germans book profit stuttgart germany via sayvillo wireless jan 5 â€” helen keller has written to robert lutz an editor here donating the proceeds of the german edition of her book to ger man soldiers blinded in war the blind and deaf american author in her letter expresses deep admiration and sympathy for the german people thirty coeds flee fire in a furnace thirty northwestern coeds fled into the chill night air when smoke filled the sorority house of the zeta thl beta last evening the matron miss louisa nelson telephoned an alarm the fire department found a fire in the furnace the chimney was burning out monroe doctrine in discard fall asserts el paso tex jan 5 â€” the mon roe doctrine is dead and in the dis card said senator fall of new mex ico to-day en route to washington it is less thaji a scrap of paper if japan landed invaders at guaymas on the west coast of mexico we would pay a billion dollars not to fight and then give the japs free camp sites on this side of the bor der spending another billion tumulty and khan named in leak quiz representative wood under pro test says names of sec tu multy and president's brother in-law were mentioned to him lansing and white house aid to be called for inquiry brokers in case deny charge Chicago firms are mentioned washington jan 5 â€” the first day's hearing by the congressional committee which is trying to find out whether there was any leak to the stock market on the president's peace plan brought into the record the names of many men distinguished in official and business life following are names of men and firms unbuttoned by representative william r wood of indiana to the house committee on rules to-day in the preliminary leak probe joseph p tumulty secretary to the president of the united staten f h boiling brother of the | president's wife and alleged to be a silent partner in the firm of f a connelly & co washington bro kers bernard 91 barney baruch new york stock operator otto h kahn member of the firm of kuhn jloeb & co new york city thompson a m.klnr.on Chicago stock brokers f a connelly fc co washington stock brokers i.amson & co Chicago stock bro kers mr wood explained to the commit tee that he was not possessed of in formation of a specific character which might be lodged against any one on the list but that each of them had been named in reports and ru mors conveyed to him before and since he introduced his investigation resolution in the house testimony lasts an hour wood's testimony concerning those and other persons mentioned by him was given in the course of an exam ination lasting a little over an hour of secretary ttmulty he said there was the rumor that he had been seen in frequent conference at the bilt more hotel new tork with bernard baruch who is popularly credited with having cleaned up a few tidy millions by a shrewd play on the market during the flurry that at tended the issuance of the peace note having been denied the privilege of submitting these names in execu tive session wood threw them into the record like so many bombshells and then sat back with a satisfied smile noting the effect upon the committee of the free and easy man ner with w oh he had handled rames which are breathed with rev erence in some places and uttered with awe in others sensation is created his testimony created a sensation as it was the first time since the htory of the leak was spread that any of the names of persons even re motely concerned were brought to public notice after hearing representative wood the committee decided to get down to real investigating at once and a flood of invitations and subpoenas was the result secretary of state lansing and secretary tumulty will be invited to appear and house ser geants at arms scurried to new york and Chicago to-night with subpoenas for stock brokers and financiers secretary tumulty whom wood mentioned as having breakfasted with baruch at the biltmore hotel new york only a day or so before lloyd george and aids in rome for great war council by wiliiam bayaed hale berlin interprets action as plan to save macedonian army said to be m desperate straits more peace moves from vienna are cited paris jan 6 premier briand minister of war lyautey and m thomas min ister of national manufactures including munitions representing the french cabinet premier lloyd george and viscount milner of the british cabinet and general palitzin representing the russian staff are expected to arrive m rome to-day for a war council with the ital ian officials ' the coming of the british and french cabinet ministers is creating a most favorable opinion m the newspapers which regard the forth coming conferences as a sign of a closer-bunion of the allies and as marking the beginning of more vast and formidable efforts council is most momentous amsterdam jan 5 â€” one of the most momentous war councils of the entente powers begins at rome to-morrow its outcome will decide the future disposition of the allied saloniki expedition the question of war or peace with greece and the entente's steps toward rectifying the rou manian blunder and ameliorating the whole situation m the balkans menacingly aggravated by mackensen's continued successes on the sereth the all-overshadowing question to be discussed at the rome confer ence is what is italy prepared to do m the way of co-operating with the allies m an energetic balkan campaign declaration of war on greece m view of king constantine's renewed defiance is hinted at as an inevitable consequence of the rome conference in berlin the news of the entente confab m rome is hailed as a sign of anxiety and confusion the tageblatt goes as far as asserting that if italy fails to pledge her co-operation m the balkans sarrail's army will be irretrievably lost the paper adds this council at least clearly demonstrates the critical situation of the entente m the balkans by the french and british press this theory is ridiculed it is pointed out that the conference is but another proof of the entente determination to push the war to a successful conclusion and as a sign of complete unity of council among the allies new greek crisis seen the german viewpoint of the new crisis between greece and the allies is set forth at length by the berliner tageblatt which says m part the last entente press reports stated that greece would uncondi tionally accept the conditions of the allied note of december 31 since the greek government was compelled to yield to public opinion which urgently clamors for a cessation of the blockade evidently the entente governments were sure that the blockade would lead to this result but things seem to have taken a different turn the answer reported by the entente press says clearly that the greek government considers the conditions unacceptable this is most natural no government can accept this note with out delivering the whole power of the state to foreigners no ruler can do it without simply abdicating the entente press had announced that this time the greek ques tion would be definitely settled apparently this is also the intention of the greeks such would be the case if the report is confirmed that the greek parliament will be called to discuss greek mobilization against the entente thus the entente's coersive policy would have obtained just the contrary of what was planned from the beginning macedonian army in peril staff correspondent of the international news service berlin via sayville wireless jan 5 â€” information reaching me from reliable sources in london is to the effect that great britain views with growing pessimism the ill-starred saloniki venture and that the pub lic already is inquiring whether it will prove a second gallipoli general sarrail is roundly denounced and the question is freely pro pounded how 200,000 bulgarians could hold off a half million entente troops some critics urge that this entente army would be of better use in the west and that the ships now used for transport and supply for the saloniki expedition could then be used to benefit the entente nations now admittedly suffering from a lack of tonnage the daily mail inquires whether the time is not ripe for lloyd george to make good asquith's error wireless relay over u s in half an hour uncle sam now has at his disposal the first amateur coast to coast wire less system last night marked its inauguration when a message was relayed from hartford conn to ho quiam wash in the space of half an hour ralph mathews 1316 carmen avenue is the official operator of the american kelay league in this city 300 are killed in formosa earthquake xokio jan 5 â€” three hundred per sons have been killed and many in jured in a disastrous earthquake in central formosa according to special dispatches from tiiihoku the capital of formosa it is estimated that 1,000 houses have been destroyed baroness sues estate of mrs frank leslie new york jan 5 â€” another ob stacle has interposed to prevent the distribution of the 2,000,000 estate of mrs frank leslie including mrs carrie c catt's 1,500,000 in the surrogate's court to-day the baron ess althea salvador of paris started proceedings to recover 0,700 from the estate the baroness salvador alleges she performed personal serv ice for mrs leslie in introducing hor to parisian society ex-envoy dumba to be made prince amsterdam jan 5 â€” emperor ail will make former ambassador duniba u prince according to vienna dispatches received here i i continued on 2d page 4th column icc-ntmued on 4th page 2nd colj 1 ' brd w^k_^v s ' weather eepoet o ] Chicago and vicinity <| ' v i air saturday and sundays sonip b what warmer by saturday night y rolder sunday afternoon or y nlghtt traiti nonth to southtrcut se i -^ n-imln temperatures yesterday i j â– j f highest 38 lowest t2 aferage l k : -": normal for day 25

Chicago exanminer o ras^om price one cent ta(^s and fg^g saturday Chicago january 6 1917 saturday vol xv no 14 a m senate indorses peace note by james montague mi senator lewis m appeal for peace approval says war cannot continue without america be coming involved m hostilities wilson's appeal upheld by vote of 48 to 17 lansing's action again embarrassing second peace note is denied j washington jan s by a vote of 4s to 17 the senate to-day passed in a slightly modified form the resolution indors ing the president's action in issuing his peace note an effort by the fol lowers of senator lodge to eliiuiriat-g ,^ the president's name from the resolu tion failed the democrats in charge of the affair accepted an amendment | offered by senator jones rather than permit the debate to be dragged out endlessly by a republican filibuster then republicans voted for the pre idenfs indorsement as adopted the resolution reads resolved that the senate strong l indorses the request by the pres ident in the diplomatic note of de cember is to the nations now ea gaged in ar that those nation htatc the terms upon which peace might be discussed before amended it read senate strongly indorses note resolved that the senate ap proves and strongly indorses til action taken by the president in sending the diplomatic note of december 18 to the nations now engaged in war suggesting arid recommending that those nations state the terms upon which peaca might be discussed the difference between these two utterances will not strike the casual reader as startlingly significant but the opponents of the president ap pear to believe that they could af ford to indorse the president's re quest for peace terms when it would never do to indorse his action in sending the note opponents of motion draw fine distinction in concluding the fight for the res olution senator lewis declared hit belief that a continuance of the war is sure to involve america he also declared that by failure to stand bo hind the president senators might m convey throughout the land the idÂ»a 1 that they are under the influenca 0 i those who arc making riches out of i the war i lansing's action m again embarrassing the second development of - uation to-day was the i'residen^m embarrassment al the nnpr-ij^b^r^b which secretary lansing permitted to i go abroad yesterday that u second j peace note is about to be written â€¢ 1 it was the distinct understanding a of the reporters who talked with m the secretary of state yesterday that v such a note would be forthcoming this the president to-day denied through frank l i'olk counselor of the state department mr polk said he spoke with the president's author ity when he was aked if he would state that no second note would ba issued he responded i cannot say that it will rain to-morrow i can | only say that no note is in contem plation by the president i this is the second time since the i m suing of the first peace note thai^j secretary lansing has hÂ»*jn so ' bad check trail left by lewis by leola allaed suicide in model's dwth was here penniless says friend j | who gave him monty to go ! i east just before the tragedy : igirl tells how coal magnate's | i son deserted her in hotel : â– disappeared in east after ap-j p pointment with chicagoans bernard w lewis who killed himself when he was about to be arrested in connection with the murder of maizie colbert also known 3 grace roberts was in chi cago less than a month ago and be ' hind him he left a broadly defined trail of bad checks and borrowed r nioney clubman he was but not rich at all according to w m stewart who loaned him money and cashed his checks he was broke and even bor rowed his railroad fare back to new york when he left here december 5 stewart who with william car penter camp owns the blue goose inn a north side cafe has known lewis for twenty years he told last night how he went to new tork three weeks ago to find lewis who disappeared the day of his arrival without funds during 10 days stay here â– lewis came to Chicago in novem l ber and stayed ten days spending i most of his time but no money with â– jlr stewart he didn't have the j price of anything mr stewart said â– last night and he told camp and fete that he was buying munitions the british army â– it sounded prosperous and i maybe i was g ng to get b^l me of the money he got out now i think he was bluffing ll shc thought lewis loved her 1 wf him i no 1 guess not mr stewart uncertainly i micss she knew he was a trifler and had made up b mind he wasn't much good yes k had told me about this roberts flfl but he called her colbert wk 1 don't remember much that he wright device takes danger from flying by international news service dayton 0 jan s the aero plane has been made fool proof the flying machine in the near future will be as safe as the automobile orville wright who with his brother wilbur created the first heavier-than-air machine to-day announced the invention of a new stabilizer which absolutely assures safety in air transporta tion the contrivance consists of an arrangement of electrical batteries connected with a pen dulum which swings in a liquid bath and a minor propeller lo cated directly over the pilot's head the action of the propel ler responding to the automati cally operating stabilizer serves to balance the machine the new stabilizer said mr wright leaves nothing for the aviator to do but steer the ma chine in my trial flights the stabilizer gave me a perfect bal ance did all the banking on the curves and righted the machine on every dip woman dies in auto mystery mrs richard a cavanaugh of Chicago killed in san antonio tex doctor tells of accident san ant.onio tex jan 5 â€” mrs richard a cavanaugh of 1020 ard more avenue Chicago wife of the secretary of the Illinois commercial men's association and prominent in the social life of the south shore country club is dead here as the re sult of a mysterious auto accident the death certificate attributes death to heart failure due to shock by the coroner found that she had suffered a fractured skull a cut that laid bare the chin bone and a deep cut across the nose the death certificate was signed by an osteopath dr paul m peck for merly a newspaper man of kankakee 111 who was with mrs cavanaugh when she was killed he said to-day mrs cavanaugh had gone with mrs peck and myself and a man friend to a dance at the san antonio auto mobile club we were driving home about 2 o'clock in the morning mrs cavanaugh and i were together in the tonneau and my wife and my friend were in the front seat no i don't care to mention my friend's name dies at hospital at a turn in the road the fender and top grazed a telephone pole with just force enough to loosen the top of the auto mrs cavanaugh dropped unconscious to the floor of the car i don't know what struck her we stopped within fifty feet and found that her face was cut and she was unconscious we took her to a hospital but she died in a little while where is the car dr peck was asked he refused to tell who was driving the car we have decided not to say prominent in society mr and mrs cavanaugh and their two sons l.ave spent the winter here for several years their entertain ments have been among the most at tractive cf the season mr cava naugh left san antonio only a few days ago and he is now on the way lack here to investigate his wife's death and claim the body o'donnell's sister expires suddenly anna o'donnell fifty-eight years old sister of attorney patrick h o'donnell died suddenly yesterday at her home 1102 albion avenue rogers park she had been ill of la grippe for the past week the indictment of attorney o'donnell had no bearing on her death it was stated heart trouble is said to have been the cause burglar robs g.m.reynolds visits cudahy smart set thief gets 700 while banker sleeps wife's 50,000 jewels may be gone ten detectives assigned to watch ] fashionable homes after rob ber enters the third house chicago's smart set burglar in his third job of the week got 700 worth of jewelry yesterday morning when he entered the home of george m reynolds president of the con tinental & commercial national bank he went through the banker's bed room while he slept and took his choice diamond stickpin and rings then he visited the rest of the house i including mrs reynolds apartments her personal jewels valued at | 50,000 were in her bedroom whether | he found them will not be known | until mrs reynolds returns to chi cago from panora la . where she has been visiting it is understood most j of her jewels were locked in a jewel â€¢ safe in her bedroom guarded by spiked fence the reynolds mansion at 1444 lake shoro drive is surrounded by a spiked iron fence six feet high all of the heavy gates are locked each night j and any one entering would have to j scale the fence the burglar forced open a rear window and made a leisurely journey j through the house without awaken ing either mr reynolds or the serv ants â€” three maids a butler and a footman first discovery was made in the morning by the servants mr rey nolds took personal charge of the case he telephoned captain michael evans of the bureau of identification and captain evans and his assistants made a hurried trip to the mansion with finger print apparatus dozens of prints were found in various parts of the house entered borden home the operations of the north side burglar started monday night when he entered the home of john borden 1020 lake shore drive early wednes day morning he visited the home of mrs michael cudah'y 1501 north j state street in neither place did he get anything being frightened away each time to date the burglar has outmaneu vered the city police private watch men park patrols and massive iron bars in the richest and most care fully guarded district in Chicago captain russell of the Chicago av enue police station has now assigned ten additional detectives and a num ber of extra patrolmen t patrol the neighborhood a peculiar feature of each case is that the burglar has displayed un erring familiarity with the interior of the homes and the location of diamonds and other jewelry flees cudahy home in the cudahy home he climbed through a back window and entered a bedroom occupied by a member of the family mrs cudahy last night declined to reveal the identity of the member he or she woke up and frightened the burglar away he fled down a hallway and out the front door he was not pur sued after leaving the house mrs cudahy was asleep and did not learn of the burglar's visit until the fol lowing morning every effort was made to keep it from becoming pub lic the police were not notified at the borden home the burglar went directly to the bedroom of mrs borden he had opened the door and was crouched on the threshold with in sight of her jewels valued at 25 000 on the bureau when she screamed and frightened him away john d jr to give n.y 5,000,000 park new tork jan 5 â€” john t rockefeller jr has bought the c k g billings hays and sheafer estates about fifty-seven acres valued at 5,000,000 on upper riverside drive the property eventually will be given to the city for a park austria and montenegro in peace parley 4 msterdam jan 5.â€”a dis Â« patch to the rheinische westphalische zeitung of essen from berlin states negotiations are proceeding at lucerne between representatives of austria-hun gary and montenegro germany also being represented with a view to the creation of a new south slavonic state under aus tro-hungarian protection prince mirko of montenegro it is added will be the ruler of the new state joliet prison convicts save penitentiary from flames starting supposedly from spontaneous combustion the entire Illinois state penitenti ary at joliet in which more than 1,700 convicts are houied was saved from destruction by ii'e last night only by a desperate and spectacular struggle two chair factories with all their stores of material wove burned with a loss of 50,000 and half a dozen times the flames caught the building in which are two oth